Sentence examples for deep narratives from inspiring English sources
Proulx, who is 75, has picked this patch of Wyoming for her dream home – rather than, say, a retirement complex in Florida – precisely because it is strung with those deep narratives of time and place that she has made her own.
"When those books were out the eight bit computers weren't able to give very deep narratives or graphics," says Michael French, editor-in-chief of trade magazine MCV.
Inayatullah has also developed CLA into a game1 in which participants engage in reflective role play as they unpack their contexts, identify the deep narratives that shape their structures and processes and seek to realise their potential.
Its two 2013 releases, Year Walk and Device 6, offer deep narratives wrapped up in innovative design these are puzzle games, but far away from Candy Crush Saga.
These deep narratives describe how the world is in a predictable time of transition to a very different future, one that can only emerge if we consciously choose it.
Its two 2013 releases, Year Walk and Device 6, offer deep narratives wrapped up in innovative design – these are puzzle games, but so very far from Candy Crush Saga.
What we have attempted to do is to draw on the deep, rich narratives of a small set of couples in order to elicit rich lived experiences of undergoing provider-initiated couple HIV testing to provide insights which can help policies and practices aimed at improving couple HIV testing.
Story ballets, like operas, work best when they combine great music with touching aesthetic images and deep narrative truths.
Drawing on thirty years of teaching experience, Kahn introduces students to the deep, narrative structure of the judicial opinion.
Writer Meg Jayanth, whose previous work includes a game set in 18th-century Bengal, uses this deep narrative to comment on colonialism, but with a light and intelligent touch.
As Don DeLillo pointed out, in another context, 'there is a deep narrative structure to terrorist acts and they infiltrate and alter consciousness in ways that writers used to aspire to'.
